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#Canada# China# Mark Carney# Xi Jinping# Canada-China# Doug Ford Toronto/IBNS-CMEDIA: Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Friday sharply criticised Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new strategic partnership with China, warning that lower tariffs …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: A major milestone is being marked by the Ontario government in its commitment to bring back the Northlander with the arrival of the first of three new Northlander trainsets in Ontario purchased …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Ontario Premier Doug Ford is reportedly adamant that Canada’s tariffs on Chinese Electrical vehicles (EVs) should remain in place. During Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney visit to China from …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: In his effort to reportedly encourage Ontarians to buy Canadian this holiday season, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is showcasing some traditional Canadian Christmas treats. In a video posted to X on Wednesday, …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Ontario’s expanded energy saving program reportedly would enable homeowners to get provincial rebates of up to $200 for energy efficient appliances as well as granting incentives for industrial, municipal, institutional and …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: After more than five years of use and millions of dollars in fines, speed enforcement cameras reportedly across the province of Ontario have officially been banned. After Premier Doug …
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Ontario/CMEDIA: Supporting the Ontario government’s plan to deliver reliable, affordable and clean energy to power the province’s growing economy and communities, Skyview 2 Battery Energy Storage System reportedly ever procured …
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Ottawa/CMedia: A controversial bill has reportedly been passed by the Ford government banning municipalities from installing speed cameras. With the intention of reducing red tape, Bill 56, the “Building a More Competitive Economy Act,” …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: Ottawa has reportedly denied a request from Marineland to send its remaining 30 beluga whales to China, Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson said Wednesday. She added that they are the …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Over 60, 000 Ontario public servants are reportedly being ordered by the Ontario government to work from the office four days a week starting this fall and then full-time in January. This …
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